CONTENTS.
CHAP.
I. THE ENGLISH IN INDIA. (W. S.) 1
II. IDOLATRY IN INDIA AND IN THE MADURA MISSION (W. S.) 13
III. INTRODUCTION OF CHRISTIANITY INTO INDIA. (W. S.) 31
IV. SHORT NOTICE OF PROTESTANTISM IN SOUTHERN INDIA. (W. S.) 62
V. HISTORY OF THE NEW MISSION OF MADURA, AND OF THE INDO-PORTUGUESE SCHISM. (W. S.) 65
VI. DAILY LIFE AND JOURNEYS OF THE MISSIONERS — CONSEQUENT MORTALITY AMONGST THEM. (W. S.) 77
VII. NOTICE ON THE LIVES OF P. MARTIN, P. LOUIS GARNIER, P. CLIFFORD, F. P. PERRIN, F. JACQUES WILMET. (W. S.) 84
VIII. COLLEGE AND SEMINARY OF NEGAPATAM AND NATIVE CLERGY. (W. S.) 116
IX. CHRISTIAN CONGREGATIONS IN THE MADURA MISSION. (W. S.) 126
X. LITERARY WORKS OF THE MISSIONERS. (T. W. M.) 134
XI. CATECHISMS AND PRAYERS USED IN THE MISSION. (W. S.) 144
XII. CONDITION OF WOMEN IN INDIA. (T. W. M.) 158
XIII. THE RELIGIOUS OF THE SOCIETY OF MARIE REPARATRICE. (T. W. M.) 169
XIV. EDUCATION IN INDIA. (T. W. M.) 184
XV. CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS OF THE MISSION: ORPHANAGES, AGRICULTURAL SCHOOLS, HOSPITALS, CATECHUMINATES. (W. S.) 197
XVI. MOVEMENT AMONG THE HEATHEN, AND MULTIPLECATION OF CONVERSIONS. (t. W. M.) 207
XVII. STATISTICAL ACCOUNT OF THE MISSION. (T. W. M.) 224
CONCLUSION. (T. W. M.) 233
POSTSCRIPT. (W. S.) 239

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